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ImprovedOutputFile Timing dual_readout llp
Last change on this file since 973b92a was 973b92a, checked in by Pavel Demin <pavel.demin@…>, 9 years ago

update FastJet library to 3.1.3 and Nsubjettiness library to 2.2.1

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1The Nsubjettiness contrib to FastJet is released
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4A copy of the GPLv2 is to be found at the end of this file.
5
6While the GPL license grants you considerable freedom, please bear in
7mind that this code's use falls under guidelines similar to those that
8are standard for Monte Carlo event generators
9(http://www.montecarlonet.org/GUIDELINES). In particular, if you use
10this code as part of work towards a scientific publication, whether
11directly or contained within another program you should include a citation
12to
13
14N-subjettiness:
15 arXiv:1011.2268
16 arXiv:1108.2701
17
18Winner-take-all axes:
19 arXiv:1310.7584
20 arXiv:1401.2158
21
22XCone:
23 arXiv:1508.01516
24 arXiv:1508.01518
25
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